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HF170AEN_OS_v0501_04

 

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6 - SENSOR (CONTINUED) 

F

ILTER VALUE

 

R

ESPONSE TIME ON STEP CHANGE OF ANALOG VALUE

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T

IME IN SECONDS

 

 50%

 INFLUENCE

 75%

 INFLUENCE

 90%

 INFLUENCE

 99%

 INFLUENCE

 

01 

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02 

0.3 seconds 

0.5 seconds 

1.0 seconds 

1.8 seconds 

03 

0.5 seconds 

1.0 seconds 

1.5 seconds 

3 seconds 

05 

1.0 seconds 

1.8 seconds 

2.8 seconds 

5.3 seconds 

10 

1.8 seconds 

3.5 seconds 

5.6 seconds 

11 seconds 

20 

3.5 seconds 

7.0 seconds 

11 seconds 

23 seconds 

50 

8.8 seconds 

17 seconds 

29 seconds 

57 seconds 

75 

13 seconds 

26 seconds 

43 seconds 

86 seconds 

99 

17 seconds 

34 seconds 

57 seconds 

114 seconds 

CUT-OFF 
63 

To ignore e.g. vibration, a low-level cut-off can be set as percentage over 
the full range of 16mA (or 20mA / 10V). When the analog value is less 
then required with this setting, the signal will be ignored.  
The cut-off value can be programmed is the range 0.0 - 99.9%.  

Examples:

 

 
 

S

PAN

 

(setup 13) 

R

EQUIRED

 

CUT

-

OFF

 

C

UT

-

OFF

 

(setup 63) 

R

EQUIRED OUTPUT

 

 

450 L 

25 L 

25/450 x 100%=5.5% 

16mA x 5.5% + 4mA = 4.88mA 

 
TUNE MIN / 4MA 
64 

With this setting it is possible to calibrate the input value for (0)4mA as the 
signal from the sensor might not be exact 4.0 mA (or 0.0 mA) at flowrate 
zero.  
This function will measure the real output value at flow zero. 
 

 

Warning: be very sure that the offered signal is correct 
before the calibration is executed as this function has major 
influences on the accuracy of the system!  

 
After pressing PROG, three settings can be selected: 

  CALIBRATE: with this setting, the input will be calibrated with the 

actual "(0)4mA" value. After pressing enter, CAL SET will be 
displayed as soon as the calibration is completed. From that moment, 
the analog value must be more than the calibrated value before the 
signal will be processed.  

  DEFAULT: with this setting, the manufactures value is re-installed. 

  CAL SET: to select the last calibrated value. 

 

TUNE MAX / 20MA 
64 

With this setting it is possible to calibrate the input value for 20mA as the 
signal from the sensor might not be exact 20.0 mA at maximum flowrate.  
This function will measure the real output value at maximum flowrate. 
 

 

Warning: be very sure that the offered signal is correct 
before the calibration is executed as this function has major 
influences on the accuracy of the system!  

 
After pressing PROG, three settings can be selected: 

  CALIBRATE: with this setting, the input will be calibrated with the 

actual "20mA" value. After pressing enter, CAL SET will be displayed 
as soon as the calibration is completed. From that moment, the 
analog value must be less than the calibrated value for a reliable 
measurement. 

  DEFAULT: with this setting, the manufactures value is re-installed. 

  CAL SET: to select the last calibrated value. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for F170-A-OS

Page 1: ...VEL ALARMS Signal input sensor 0 4 20mA Signal outputs 4 20mA ref level Alarm outputs maximum four level alarms Options Modbus communication F Series Field mounted indicators for safe and hazardous ar...

Page 2: ...a battery is present in this product it should be disposed of separately The separate collection and recycling of your waste equipment will help to conserve natural resources and ensure that it is rec...

Page 3: ...es which if not performed correctly may lead to personal injury a safety hazard or destruction of the F170 A OS or connected instruments A caution indicates actions or procedures which if not performe...

Page 4: ...14 1 Level 14 2 Height 15 3 Alarm 16 4 Display 16 5 Power management 17 6 Sensor 17 7 Analog output 19 8 Relay output 20 9 Communication optional 20 A Others 21 4 Installation 22 4 1 General directio...

Page 5: ...ties with ABS or aluminum enclosures for harsh industrial surroundings ability to process all types of level signals transmitting possibilities with analog alarm relay and communication option outputs...

Page 6: ...e transflective LCD with all kinds of symbols and digits to display measuring units status information trend indication and key word messages Options Following options are available isolated or active...

Page 7: ...of the F170 A OS This instruction is meant for users operators 2 2 CONTROL PANEL The following keys are available Fig 2 Control Panel Functions of the keys This key is used to program and save new val...

Page 8: ...the measuring unit will be displayed or the percentage or height When is shown then the level value is too high to be displayed The arrows indicate the increase decrease of the level trend After press...

Page 9: ...that the level is outside it s range without an immediate alarm Low battery alarm When the battery voltage drops it must be replaced At first low battery will flash but as soon as it is displayed con...

Page 10: ...are to be observed Ensure that the measuring system is correctly wired up according to the wiring diagrams The housing may only be opened by trained personnel Take careful notice of the Safety rules i...

Page 11: ...nique number which is displayed below the word SETUP at the bottom of the display The number is a combination of two figures The first figure indicates the function group and the second figure the fun...

Page 12: ...When data is altered but ENTER is not pressed then the alteration can still be cancelled by waiting for 20 seconds or by pressing ENTER for three seconds the PROG procedure will be left automatically...

Page 13: ...DELAY ALARM HIGH 0 1 999 9 seconds 39 DELAY ALARM high high 0 1 999 9 seconds 4 DISPLAY 41 ALARM SET operator setup hidden off 42 FUNCTION level level height level percentage height height percentage...

Page 14: ...level is determined on the basis of the selected measurement unit at 20mA Enter the span in whole numbers decimals are set with SETUP 14 The more accurate the span the more accurate the functioning of...

Page 15: ...e selected 00000 1111 1 2222 22 SPAN 23 With the span the sensor signal is converted to a height The span for height is determined on the basis of the selected measurement unit at 20mA The more accura...

Page 16: ...generated as long as the level is higher as this value With value 999999 this function is disabled ALARM VALUE HIGH HIGH 35 The high high alarm is set with this setting An alarm will be generated as...

Page 17: ...modes operational or shelf After shelf has been selected the unit can be stored for several years it will not process the signal the display is switched off but all settings and totals are stored In t...

Page 18: ...lue at flow zero Warning be very sure that the offered signal is correct before the calibration is executed as this function has major influences on the accuracy of the system After pressing PROG thre...

Page 19: ...set for level setup 1 or height setup 2 When percentage is chosen they reflect and one decimal Note that the units cannot be displayed CUT OFF 75 A low level cut off can be set as percentage over the...

Page 20: ...be entered Based on the options order the F170 A OS will have 2 3 or 4 alarm outputs Note If the unit is Intrinsically Safe it will have two alarm outputs If option OS relay board is supplied it will...

Page 21: ...This window shows the model number of this product F170 A VERSION SOFTWARE A2 This window shows the software version running in the F170 A OS SERIAL NUMBER A3 This window shows the unique serial numbe...

Page 22: ...l contact is no longer assured when the housing cover is removed or the panel cabinet has been opened danger from electrical shock The housing may only be opened by trained personnel Take careful noti...

Page 23: ...0mm 30mm 22 5mm M20 x 1 5 M16 x 1 5 M16 x 1 5 30mm 30mm 22 50mm M20 x 1 5 22 5mm M20 x 1 5 M20 x 1 5 25mm 25mm 22 5mm 1 2 NPT 0 9 3x 1 2 NPT 0 12 0 12 0 9 HA HM HN HO HP HT HU 6 x M12 12mm 12mm 24mm 2...

Page 24: ...ck box flat bottom HE HF HG HH D 12mm 12mm 12mm 24mm 24mm 36mm 36mm 14mm 17mm 22 5mm 30mm 30mm D 16mm D 20mm 0 9 D 22mm 0 866 22 5mm 25mm 25mm D 20mm D 20mm D 16mm HC 75 mm 2 95 118 mm 4 65 104 mm 4 0...

Page 25: ...ue to impact or friction sparks between the enclosure and iron steel is excluded Do ground the aluminum enclosure properly as indicated if the F170 A OS has been supplied with the 115 230V AC power su...

Page 26: ...sure Warning be sure that all the leads to the terminals are disconnected from the unit when the internal plastic protection cover has been removed HIGH VOLTAGE 400V DISCONNECT the mains power supply...

Page 27: ...tors installed may vary depending on options The following terminal connectors are available Fig 10 Overview of terminal connectors of the F170 A OS POWER SUPPLY CONNECTOR OPTIONS Terminal GND 01 02 p...

Page 28: ...his output is an alarm output according setup 81 Terminal 12 13 relay output R2 This output is an alarm output according setup 82 Terminal 14 15 relay output R3 This output is an alarm output accordin...

Page 29: ...el is available as standard A DC power supply should be connected to terminal 08 and 09 the current is then regulated by unit When a power supply is connected but the output is disabled a 3 5mA signal...

Page 30: ...e to this terminal and set it active 12V If no active signal is available it is possible to connect a separte supply between terminals 26 and 27 with a voltage between 8V and 24V Terminal 26 31 backli...

Page 31: ...oes not require special maintenance unless it is used in low temperature applications or surroundings with high humidity above 90 annual mean It is customers responsibility to take all precautions to...

Page 32: ...5 NEMA4X 115 x 98mm 4 53 x 3 86 LxH GRP panel mount enclosure Aluminum panel mount enclosure Field wall mount enclosures Classification Aluminum enclosures Type HA Type HM Type HN Type HO Type HP Type...

Page 33: ...1 kOhm Type AA Active 4 20mA output requires type OA PD PF or PM Type AB Active 0 20mA output requires type OA PD PF or PM Type AF Passive floating 4 20mA output for Intrinsically Safe applications r...

Page 34: ...idden Level Digits 6 digits Units L m3 GAL USGAL KG lb bbl no unit Decimals 0 1 2 or 3 Height Digits 6 digits Units mm cm m mtr inch ft mmwk mmwc cmwk cmwc mwk mwc inwc ftwc mbar bar psi no unit Decim...

Page 35: ...nown If the password is not 1234 there is only one possibility left call your supplier ALARM When the alarm flag starts to blink an internal alarm condition has occurred Press the select button severa...

Page 36: ...n 7 gal 8 bbl 9 lb 10 cf 11 rev revolutions for RPM 12 none 50 32h decimals 1 0 1 51 33h span 3 1 9 999 999 S 0000001 up to S 0000009 is allowed when decs 6 VAR54 54 36h decimals span 1 0 6 ALARMS 234...

Page 37: ...50 116 74h maximum rate 3 0 9999999 unit time decimals acc var48 50 119 77h cut off percentage 1 0 99 steps of 0 1 120 78h tune minimum rate 2 0 9999 122 7Ah tune maximum rate 2 0 9999 99 63h filter...

Page 38: ...blem solving 35 pulse output 27 28 Sensor input 29 serial number 21 SETUP level 10 subfunction 11 tagnumber 21 Technical specification 32 terminal connectors 27 version software 21 LIST OF FIGURES IN...

Page 39: ...IGURATION SETTINGS SETTING DEFAULT DATE DATE 1 LEVEL Enter your settings here 11 unit L 12 decimals 0000000 13 span 000001 14 decimals span 0 15 off set 0 2 HEIGHT 21 unit m 22 decimals 000000 23 span...

Page 40: ...rat low 0 4mA default 65 calibrat high 20mA default 7 ANALOG OUTPUT 71 output disabled 72 input level 73 min flowrate 4 mA 0000000 74 max flowrate 20mA 9999999 75 cut off percentage 0 0 76 tune min 4m...

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